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König’s Fire
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König’s Fire

Sascha König is the Nazis’ only hope when their torture-center mine is attacked by a primeval forest. But König is wrestling with demons of his own.
Marc Schooley turns up the spiritual heat and eeriness that haunts this deep-thought historical fantasy.
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To Darkness Fled by Jill Williamson

To Darkness Fled

Chased by an evil prince, Achan, Vrell, and the Kingsguard knights plunge into Darkness. They head north, for Tsaftown and Ice Island, where they must free an army that can help them fight for Er’Rets.
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The Word Unleashed, Steve Rzasa

The Word Unleashed

Baden would like to get rid of the Bible he found in the wreckage of a derelict starship. So now it’s his choice. He can hide it, or proclaim it.
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Eternity Falls

Desperate to assure their billions of clients that the Miracle Treatment really does work, company executives call in private investigator Rick Macey. Macey’s job is to find out what really happened to Greta Darling — or, failing that, to simply come up with some other explanation for how she died.
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The Word Reclaimed, Steve Rzasa

The Word Reclaimed

In the far future, the civilized worlds have finally been freed of the curse of religion and have banned the Bible. Then teenager Bade finds a certain book.
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By Darkness Hid by Jill Williamson

By Darkness Hid

Young Achan Cham dreams of serving in the Kingsguard Knights, but he is a stray—worse than a slave—and such aspirations are out of his reach. Worse, Achan is beginning to hear strange voices in his head.
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Starfire, Stuart Stockton

Starfire: The Mending

Rathe is a late-hatch saurn with something to prove. Someone born into such a low caste must prove himself a warrior.
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The Dark Man by Marc Schooley

The Dark Man

Master of disguise Charles Graves goes undercover to infiltrate one of the last Christian cells in the South. But sometimes he who persecutes the church is destined to serve her.
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The Personifid Invasion by R.E. Bartlett

The Personifid Invasion

In the future, you can transfer your consciousness into an artificial body and cheat death indefinitely. But human beings aren’t the only ones who want those bodies.
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Hero, Second Class by Mitchell Bonds

Hero, Second Class

Cyrus will have to call on his friends, a beautiful young cat girl, and all the power of the Capital Letters and Arbitrary Numbers if he is to live to become a full-fledged Hero.
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Shivering World, Kathy Tyers
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Shivering World

Microbiologist Graysha Brady-Phillips accepts a hazardous position assisting in terraforming the planet Goddard.
“This story grows on the reader much faster than bacteria in a barren biosphere. . . . Shivering World is good medicine.”
Lorehaven review, winter 2018
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Oxygen

In the year 2012, astronaut Valkerie Jansen’s life dreams become nightmares as an explosion cripples her spacecraft on the first voyage to Mars.
In this 2001 near-future sci-fi, John N. Olson and Randy Ingermanson write fit and smart, minding their science yet prioritizing human souls.
Lorehaven review, spring 2020
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One Mind's Eye by Kathy Tyers

One Mind’s Eye

Humanity’s last hope lies in a young woman who doesn’t even know who she is.
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